CORNWALL CRICKET LEAGUE Wilson's six wicket haul

In the Premier League, a few scattered showers meant a DLS calculation was required in some games.

Just an over was lost at Wadebridge where the leaders comfortably beat Helston by seven wickets after being set 118 in 49 overs.

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COUNTIES CRICKET Rain blights Showcase Sunday

Dorset were undone by some familiar faces in their 114 runs defeat by Hampshire at Wimborne in their rain-reduced 22 overs Showcase match. 

Dorset product Tom Prest top-scored with 52 from 45 balls for a Hampshire side that also included three more past or present Dorset players in Felix Organ, Scott Currie and Joe Eckland. 

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CLUB CRICKET End of road for valiant Cornish clubs

There was double disappointment for Cornwall Cricket clubs on Sunday as Grampound Road and Penzance hopes of making it to Lord's finals in September were ended by home defeats.

Grampound Road were beaten by 137 runs against Kent's Leeds & Broomfield in the Voneus Village Cup semi-final.

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COUNTIES CRICKET Sturgess matchwinner for Cornwall

Cornwall became the first Western Division side to win this season, beating Shropshire by five wickets at Bridgnorth in Division Two. 

Having committed themselves to bowling out Shropshire for a second time, Cornwall were frustrated by a half-century from Oxford University opener George Hargrave (77) then by stubborn cameos from Andre Bradford, Peter Clark and Tim Maxfield. 

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CORNWALL CRICKET County secure rare win in Shropshire

Cornwall finally laid to rest a 40-year hoodoo when they beat Shropshire at Bridgnorth in the NCCA County Championship, by five wickets with seven balls to spare.

It was a first-ever success at Cricket Meadow at the ninth attempt and the only the second win in a two or three-day game on Shropshire soil since team manager Godfrey’s Furse’s debut game in 1985, when he hit the winning runs.

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CRICKET Cornwall take control, Wiltshire fightback

Please note 1105 update today (Tuesday) re Cheshire Herefordshire↓

Alex Blake limbered up for his surprise recall to Kent’s LV=County Championship squad by helping Cornwall take control of their Durant Cricket National Counties Championship Western Division Two match against Shropshire at Bridgnorth. 

Blake’s day began with a phone call from Kent head coach Matt Walker to check on his availability for the County Championship match against Nottinghamshire which starts at Trent Bridge today to help bolster an injury-ravaged squad. 

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